Felix Miata composed on 2016-07-20 00:09 (UTC-0400):

> Ant composed on 2016-07-19 14:10 (UTC-0700):

>> Is it because of the web sites are more complex, bloated, etc.? I
>> noticed my old SM v2.40 likes to hog RAM and CPU a lot more like years
>> ago on my ancient, updated 32-bit Windows XP Pro SP3 machine (2.5 GB of
>> RAM & 2 HDDs). It's hard to have multiple tabs going these days. Yes, I
>> do block ads with Ublock Origin with multiple subscriptions, plugin
>> blockers on demand like for Flash, etc. I have to quit and relaunch SM a
>> lot more often due to these annoying leaks. :(

> After seeing so many complaints lately in various locations, I have to think
> the problem serious and widespread now that it's happened to my years old and
> heretofore very reliable most used 2.40 profile. It seems HD I/O related is
> most pronounced. Compacting places.sqlite seemed at first to help some, but
> I'm seen not all that sporadic sloth in simply deleting an email. But, simply
> composing plain text email the cursor is very laggy.
 > On irc://moznet/seamonkey it was suggested I'm having a sessionstore.json
> corruption problem, but I have yet to find a definitive solution that is both
> understandable and doesn't involve losing my current 80+ tab set and history.

I seem to have restored response by a manual cleaning of sessionstore.json.
Email deletion/advance-to-next has returned to instant, and cursor lag in plain
text email composition has disappeared.

Here's what I did:

1.shut SM down

2.backup sessionstore.json

3.discover sessionstore.json contains many such strings as this:
"owner_b64":"
ZT4OTT7kRfqycpfCC8AeuAAAAAAAAAAAwAAAAAAAAEYB3pRy0IA0EdOTmQAQS6D9QJIHOlRteE8wkTq4cYEyCMYAAAAD//////////8BAAAAPWZpbGU6Ly8vc21ibW50L21hemRhL0cvTElCL1NBVC9GcnFDaHJ0cy9sb2NhbGNoYXJ0c3VwcGVyLmh0bWwAAAAAAAAABAAAAAcAAAAAAAAAAP////8AAAAA/////wAAAAD/////AAAABwAAADYAAAAHAAAANgAAAAcAAAAhAAAAKAAAABAAAAA5AAAABAAAAAD/////AAAAB/////8AAAAH/////wEAAAAAAAEAAAABAAAAAAAA","docIdentifier":

4.using sed, insert newlines before each ","docIdentifier": and after each 
"owner_b64":"

5.manually (using FC/W internal editor), delete every line beginning with 
ZT40TT7

6.remove all newlines with tr --delete '\n'

7.block twitter.com and facebook.com via hosts

8.restart SM to find no apparent loss in tab count, though tab counter showed ?
instead of the actual number until I removed and reinstalled it (81).

starting sessionstore.json size: 550599

ending sessionstore.json size: 508903 (92.4% original)

sessionstore.json after shutting down the restarted SM: 522803

places.sqlite remains 62914560 now as in last backup.

Lots of those ZT40TT7 strings reappeared in the latest sessionstore.json.
What are those binary strings in there any good for?
-- 
"The wise are known for their understanding, and pleasant
words are persuasive." Proverbs 16:21 (New Living Translation)

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